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JAMAICA MUSIC COUNTDOWN May 11 JAMAICA MUSIC COUNTDOWN BY RICHARD ‘RICHIE B’ BURGESS MAY 11 - 17, 2018 TOP 25 DANCE HALL SINGLES TW LW WOC TITLE/ARTISTE/LABEL 01 2 15 A Mill Fi Share – Shane O – Kswizz Music (1wk@#1) U-1 02 4 10 Bawl Out – Dovey Magnum – Journey Music U-2 03 1 16 Body Of A Goddess – Mitch & Dolla Coin – Emperor Productions (1wk@#1) D-2 04 5 14 They Don’t Know – Masicka – TMG Production U-1 05 6 12 Stay So – Busy Signal – Warriors Musick Productions U-1 06 3 17 Family – Popcaan – Pure Music Productions (2wks@#1) D-3 07 10 9 Breeze – Aidonia & Govana – 4th Genna Music & JOP Records U-3 08 8 11 Mad Love – Sean Paul & David Guetta feat. Becky G – Virgin NM 09 9 9 Walking Trophy – Hood Celebrity – KSR Group NM 10 11 9 Love Situation – Jada Kingdom – Popstyle Music U-1 11 14 8 I’m Sanctify – Sean Paul feat. Movado – Troyton Music U-3 12 13 8 Duffle Bag – Spice – Spice Official Ent. U-1 13 15 7 Simple Blessings – Tarrus Riley feat. Konshens – Chimney Records U-2 14 7 17 Pine & Ginger – Amindi K. Fro$t, Tessellated & Valleyz – Big Beat Records (1wk@#1) D-7 15 12 20 Yabba Dabba Doo – Vybz Kartel – Purple Skunk Records (1wk@#1) D-3 16 18 5 Inviolable – Popcaan – Markus Records U-2 17 19 5 Flairy – Ding Dong – Jones Avenue U-2 18 20 4 Load Up – Alkaline – Yellow Moon Records U-2 19 21 4 Greatness – Masicka – Genahsyde/Jamwav Records U-2 20 23 3 Under Water – Vybz Kartel – TJ Records U-3 21 22 3 Dress To Impress – Mavado – Yellow Moon Records U-1 22 24 2 Instaboy – Ishawna – Jones Ave Records U-2 23 25 2 Dismiss – Tommy Lee – Meltin Muzik 24 - New Unfair Games – Yanique Curvy Diva & I-Octane – Good Good Productions 25 - New Bake Bean – Govana – Quantanium Records/Raheef Muzik TOP 25 REGGAE SINGLES TW LW WOC TITLE/ARTISTE/LABEL 01 2 20 My Kinda Girl – Beres Hammond – Jambian Music (1wk@#1) U-1 02 3 20 You Are God – George Nooks – Tads Records U-1 03 1 21 Burned – Etana – Freemind Music (2wks@#1) D-2 04 4 10 Burning – Koffee – Upsetta Records NM 05 6 11 Speak Life – Damion (Jnr Gong) Marley – Republic Records U-1 06 7 12 Go Freddie Go – Freddie McGregor – Big Ship Production U-1 07 8 10 Weak To You – Dexta Daps – Dunwell Productions U-1 08 9 8 Memory Lane – Prohgress – Big Laugh Music/Sasaine Music U-1 09 11 8 I Can – Chronixx – Soul Circle Music U-2 10 5 13 One Chance – I-Octane feat. Ginjah – Footsteppz Records (pp#3) D-5 11 10 15 Don’t Make Me Wait – Sting feat. Shaggy – Interscope (2wks@#1) D-1 12 14 7 Bout Noon – Protoje – Mr Bongo Music U-2 13 13 8 Beautiful – Konshens – Hapilos Productions NM 14 12 22 Leave You Alone – Ikaya feat. Jessie Royal – VP Records (2wks@#1) D-2 15 18 5 Kaught Up – Kabaka Pyramid – Ghetto Youths International U-3 16 16 29 Still A Work – Dillgin – Wall Street Records/Insight Records (3wks@#1) NM 17 19 5 Living It Up – Damion (Jnr Gong) Marley – Ghetto Youths International U-2 18 20 4 Woman – Peter Lloyd – Black Light Records U-2 19 21 4 Glory To God – Wayne Marshall – Natural High Music U-2 20 15 11 This Is The Love – Daville – Pure Music Production (pp#14) D-5 21 23 3 Rebel – Raging Fyah – Nebilus Records U-2 22 - New Best Thing – Kymani Marley – Hapilos Productions 23 17 23 Legend – Chronixx – Soul Circle Music (2wks@#1) D-6 24 25 2 Rise Again – Bugle – An9ted Ent & Burnout Records U-1 25 - New Try Harder – Jae Prynse – Frenz For Real Music TOP TEN ALBUMS/CD CHART TW LW WOC TITLE/ARTISTE/LABEL 01 2 6 Love Sick – Romain Virgo – VP Records (1wk@#1) U-1 02 1 9 Reggae Forever – Etana – Tads Records (3wks@#1) D-1 03 3 8 It Feel Good – Konshens – SubkonshusMusic/Empire Records NM 04 5 7 Old King Cole Rhythm – Various Artistes – Tads Records U-1 05 7 2 44/876 – Sting & Shaggy - A&M Records/Interscope Records/Cherrytree Records U-2 06 6 5 Love & Life – I-Octane – Conquer The Globe Productions NM 07 8 3 Narrative – Exco Levi – Silky Walks Discotheque U-1 08 4 9 Bobby Digital Reggae Anthology – Various Artistes – VP Records D-4 09 - New Conquering Lion – Bushman – Burning Bushes 10 9 12 Get Up And Show – Iba Mahr – Oneness Records D-1 _____________________NOTES_____________________________________ NUMBERS IN BRACKET INDICATE THE NUMBER OF WEEKS AT THE NO. 1 SPOT. KEY: U – UPWARD, D – DOWN, NM – NON-MOVER TW – THIS WEEK, LW – LAST WEEK, WC WEEKS ON CHART, PP IN BRACKET – PEAK POSITION, RE – RE-ENTRY .
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